I don't always pay attention to the "suggested age" when buying toys. These building blocks are for ages 3+ but I bought them when Deacon was 6 months.
Such was my intent when I bought magnetic alphabet letters for our refridgerator. I didn't have grand ideas about Deacon spelling out "I Love Momma" anytime soon (especially since there's only one of each letter---so the closest he can ever get would be "I Luv Mo"). However, I did think that in the mean time, Nathan and I could use them to spell out amorous phrases like, "Love U"--"U R Hot"--"Hugs"--"Hottie with a Naughty Body".
Okay, so there are too many Y's and T's in that last declaration of undying love.
Instead, it's become a game of "how many words can you make up that only use a letter of the alphabet once"?
The packaging said ages 3 and up; does that includes an 8 year old trapped in a 25 year old body?



6 comments:
hahahaha! I LOVe that you are smart enough to buy toys to 'grow into' (I'm not that smart), but I also love that you guys are still living like you're on your honeymoon. =) you're too cute!
You guys are so cute! Way to go on the older toys! Yale here he Comes!!
Okay, you got a LAUGH OUT LOUD on the breast.... There is also a male part that only uses one letter each and it starts with a p and ends with an s... Thank goodness Deacon can't read! HA HA.
I love that most people think you mean "hugs" when you say hugs but you really mean "HUGS" which makes me laugh! I think Jana might be the only other who knows that...and anyone else who enjoys a good TV Guardian on strict control. lol
ahhaha...i have nothing to say except laughter...that's funny. :)
oh, one more thing actually to say...i KINDA agree that advanced toys aren't so good on the intelligence building...i think you were kinda joking, but kinda serious, and i agree. :)
I loved the stonehenge.....careful, I may need to use a foul filter when reading your blog!!!!!!!
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